Roosevelt Returns to New York After Africa Europe Tour
Former President Theodore Roosevelt arrives in New York aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria after travels through Africa and Europe. He is welcomed by Mayor Gaynor and officials, with a water parade from the Androscoggin and salute by ships and vessels in the harbor.
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Roosevelt
Associatea Press
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
Europe
White House
Androscossin
Fifty-Ninth Street
North River
Battery
Gaynor
U O'Clock
Fort Adsworth
Teria
Navy
Convention of Young Preppies Societies Planned in Neenah
The annual state convention of the Young Preppies societies of the Scandinavian Lutheran church will be held at the local church in Neenah on Monday and Tuesday. C H L Solberg of Chicago will deliver the convention sermon. Rev. G Exile will welcome delegates. Rev. O K Espeseth of Manitowoc and Rev. G J Wang of Ola speak on church youth topics with discussions and music by St Olaf choir. Also, John Manning, 17, was arrested for carrying concealed weapons at the Soo Line depot. he paid a $5 fine and costs.
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Neenah
Wis
Youngs Preppies
Scandinavian Lutheran Church
Hey. C. HL Solberg
Chicago
Aduxdai
Xeenah
O. KL Espeseth
Manitowec
G. 3. Wang
Lola
St Olaf
Northfeld
Minn
John Manning
Soo Line Genet
Justice Jensen
Lampert Family News From West Point Graduation
Florian Lampert and son James G Lampert of Dehkosh travel home from West Point. James G Lampert graduates tenth in a class of eighty three. Another son Lester has entered the military academy.
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Washington, D. C
Florian Lampert
James G. Lamper
Dehkosh
Wasston
West Point
Lampert
Lester
Dust
Military Academy
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Money for Lawrence College Pledged by Anonymous Donor
A Northwestern Appleton Wisconsin report notes a new pledge toward Lawrence College. The donor, unnamed, is described as a friend of past supporters. The fund totals 1492 dollars for air pestenter-like project work, with local contractors listed. Work will proceed promptly.
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Appleton
Wis
Lawrence ‘College
Preachers Duel in Rock Creek Church Fight
A Kentucky duel between Rev. Robert Vanover and Rev. Isaac Perry near Williamsboro ends with Perry and his brother Blaine jailed. The confrontation at Rock Creek Church in White county left serious injuries after a riderless horse separated the combatants.
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Lexington
Williamsbero
Robert Vanover
Isaac Perry
Rock Creek
Whitey County
Yeller
Itvenbie
Vanaver
Mister Perry
Blaine
Williamsburc
Aviation Meet Opens at Churchill Downs
Weather permitting Louisville's first aviation meet opens at Churchill Downs this afternoon under the Louisville Times. Contenders Glenn H. Curtiss and J. C. Mars will compete in speed altitude and other events. The meet will last two days.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Churchill Downs
Louisville Times
Aeroplan
Glenn H. Curtiss
J. C. Mars
Question unsettled over Panama Canal celebration plans
The Associated Press reports Washington figures and critics clashing over the 1915 Panama Canal opening celebration. Experts and lawmakers foresee disappointments, with widespread skepticism about congressional reception and public enthusiasm for the event.
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Associated Press
Washington
DB. C
Francisco
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Congress
Panama Canal
Laborer Slashes Throat in Suspected Domestic Tragedy
Report from June indicating a landlady was attacked at a residence by a man named John Nemiz. The assailant fatally wounded himself in a suicide attempt after the assault when a register opened revealing a fatal wound. Police are investigating motives and connections.
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John Nemiz
House May Second Bill Stirs Senate Amendments
Dubious wording notes House leaders to consider the Senate amendments with consent on key terms. The report mentions a chair and head of a committee weighing the claim of a figure described as a see-made man.
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Aslam
Martial law proclamation looms amid boxing dispute
San Francisco reports Governor Gillett may sign a martial law proclamation to prevent interference with the Langford versus Kauf fight at the Las Blot arena. Promoter Louis Blot expects a major action by noon, as fighters prepare for the bout amid police warnings and shifting camps in California and Nevada.
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Br Associated Presse
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Cal
Junction
Lankford
Baurman
Gillett
Sacramento
Martcal
Hier
Nol
Will Hentexon
Martin
Louis Blot
Lan Ras
California
Nevada
Jeffris
Sen Lomonti
Rene
Gokifield
Ason
Jeffries
Johnson
Bob Armstrong
Joe Chorinski
Chinese Outbreak Fears Surge Across Pacific Coast
Reported foreign outbreak rumors sweep Western Canada and the United States as authorities seize vessels and prepare measures. Details are fragmentary with sparse names and places, but heightened concern and potential actions loom.
Will Aid Shipping
Special to The Milwaukee. Wisconsin news from Superior reports a dispute over rate making and discrimination affecting shipping costs. The piece notes long-standing concerns and hints at potential adjustments being considered by authorities or rivals in the Twin Cities area.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Superior
Superior Lines Seek Chapter on Debt and Rail Business
The text describes tension over debt and the close ties between city rail firms and Minneapolis. Superior aims to act independently, claiming a fair deal on rates and signaling a shift of business from nearby tributaries to its lines.
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Owlaz
Minneapolis
Superior
Sue Neght
Banker Shoots Self in West Bank Prompt Suicide
An Associated Press report details a Wester mat bank president who shot himself amid unclear motives and rising pendency concerns. The article notes the incident occurred in June and cites investigators seeking causes behind the act.
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Associated Press
Postponed Fight Sparks Court Interference Claim
In San Francisco Biot announced a postponement linked to Governor interference rights. The Langferd-Kaafin bout was rescheduled to a later date with a court case over the governor's authority, after a 48 hour extension was granted to secure terms.
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iBy Assoc
San Francisco
Poclor Biot
Erier O
Biot Sa Siter
House Passes Bail Bill in Unanimous Voce Vote
The House of Representatives, after about two hours of debate, approves the conference report on the railroad bill with a viva voce vote. Speaker Cannon signs the measure and it goes to Vice President Sherman for presidential approval. The final report is adopted without dissent, prompting applause.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Cannon
Sherman
Washington
Senate
Snairman
Verdict Still Remote From Ballin-Pineho Inquiry
Associated Press reports the Ballin Pineho investigation committee remains far from a verdict with committee members meeting behind closed doors. The panel announced no definitive findings and noted ongoing discussions about land and other actions under review.
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Associated Press
Washinton
Ballint-Pineho
Ronelda
Oust Meat Trust Petition Sparks Conspiracy Claims
June 1 report notes petitions aimed at ousting a meat trust surge amid alleged plots and accusations of conspiracy involving local officials and activists.
Teddy-Shake Welcome Home Teddy in Grand Advinere Metic
A lively, if garbled, plea for Teddy Roosevelt's return. The piece blends playful slang and political jabs, calling him home to a nation with pride in freedom and reform, urging action against opponents. It evokes a frontier tone and patriotic imagery, urging courage and unity.
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Teddy
Ain
Ted
Senate
Dome Acaln
Amurk
Fight Leaves Four Wounded In Cartersville Dispute
In Kentucky at Cartersville, eleven men clashed with clubs knives and guns. Link Lake and Christopher Woolven were mortally wounded while Leonard Van Winkle and Curtis Woolven were seriously hurt. The fight stemmed from a feud between Waslaens and Van Winkle.
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Associates Press
Danville
Carters
Girard County
Link Lake
Chritopher Woolven
Leonard van Winkle
Curtis Woolven
Waslaens
van Winkle
Statehood Bill Passed for Arizona and New Mexico
The statehood bill to admit Arizona and New Mexico to the union passed the House by viva voce vote after Senate amendments. It now requires the president's signature to become law. Action occurred in Washington on June 18.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Arizona
New Mexico
House
Senate
Engine Jump Triggers Wreck on Philadelphia and Erie Train
A Philadelphia and Erie passenger train No. 9 derailed at 4:45 a.m. when its engine detached and jumped the track near Erie. Several of the 475 passengers were aboard as two coaches overturned on impact.
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Associated Press
Erie
Philadelphia and Erie
Chief warns Blot over sale of Urner
An early morning warning from a city chief halted Blot from proceeding with a fight. The chief urged Blot to join the sale of Urner instead, stating he would not be allowed to continue with the planned confrontation.
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Kaufman-Lan
Martin
Blot
Urner
Rail Bill in House Confronted by June Conference Report
A June conference report on the railway bill is set for consideration in the House. The item, carried by Associated Press, signals action on railroad legislation amid ongoing discussions and committee review in Washington.
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Ilig
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Nedfel
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Suspect to plead insanity in Wisconsin murder case
In La Crosse Wisconsin on June 2 an accused man waived arraignment and announced he would plead insanity to the murder charge. The case, connected to the death of a local resident, proceeded with the plea amid court proceedings.
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Associated Press
la Crosse
Wis
Dein
Malinday
Trust Concern Trials Across Lakes from Duluth to Buffalo
A convoluted legal notice describes a trust matter spanning from Duluth through the Great Lakes to Buffalo. The filing involves defendants linked to a company and the lane of New Jersey as part of the corporate structure.
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Jane
Duluth
Buffalo
New Jersey
Fsses
Reading the scrambled town notice page in brief
fragmentary OCR lists deputies of Sons of Veterans Milwaukee cor emollowed and a stray note about books and magazines. It mentions theaters in summer, an electrical meet, a Friday evening convention, and a storm damage report with a finor falls through. The text is heavily garbled with no clear events or dates.
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Milwaukee Cor Emollowed
Milwaukee
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Hart Storm
Finor
Taft Receives Degree and Heads Home
President Taft receives a Doctor of Jurisprudence degree and plans a homeward swing. He will pass through Philadelphia and Lincoln to attend ceremonies at the University of Notre Dame and other institutions, avoiding inviting Sir. Taft while Roosevelt’s return remains a topic.
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Associated Press
Washington
Junge
Thomas Oegree
Ington
Roosevelt
Nonce
Taft
Meyer
Aguldure Wilson
Villa Nova
Butler
Lincoln
Man Killed Instantly In Bus Crash Near Gaim River Road
Special to The Northwestern Star reports a young man was killed instantly when a bus on Gaim River Road, one south of Murschum, struck a bugsy and ejected him, breaking his neck. Authorities say the accident occurred early morning with a verdict awaiting further details.
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Sti Wis
Bugsy
Gaim River
Murschum
BQY Hangs Himself
A brief alarming note reports a man named BQY reportedly hanged himself. The obscure text hints at chaotic circumstances and an unclear setting but confirms a self-inflicted death incident. No further names or locations are clearly readable.
Noo rips eyes Russian submarine sinks
Apparent foreign naval disaster reported with chaotic text and scattered phrases. There is mention of a submarine sinking and poisoning claims alongside garbled references to dates, locations, and weather sections. The readable fragments suggest an unstable OCR capture from a wartime or newswire column.
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Noo
Rail Bill Debate Highlights Federal Powers Clash
A speech by Representative Adamson denounces rail bill provisions as overreach. He argues for states rights to regulate corporate practices and criticizes administration aims to broaden federal control, warning the measure undermines constitutional boundaries and partisan unity.
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Adinistration
Creameries Exempt Dp C Waited Away In State
Partial OCR note shows a brief entry about dairy operations, stating exemptions for creameries and an unresolved reference to a department delaying or awaiting action. The readable fragment references an operator and state context without full details.
Tourists Leave Memphis Fragment in Vague Notice
A fragmentary OCR item notes tourists left Memphis and mentions a midiway control with unclear reference to No 14 and Neorhe east of nenads. No coherent event or full names identified.
Newark Adopts Safe and Sane Fourth of July Parade
Newark authorities list advocates for a safe and sane Fourth of July. A carnival and large street parade will replace traditional explosives and loud noise makers, promoting a peaceful celebration.
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Associated Pr
Newark
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